Just a note that this website is extremely hard to find.
- https://github.com/fossar/selfoss just links to F-Droid
- The F-Droid page (https://f-droid.org/packages/bou.amine.apps.readerforselfossv2.android/) seems to have no link to the author or how to report issues
- The app itself doesn't seem to contain that info, either
- Google search just comes up with this: https://github.com/jtojnar/ReaderforSelfoss
- https://github.com/aminecmi?tab=repositories has a broken link
Thanks!
F-droid does contain the links to the issue tracker, and the code (as seen here for the web version)
The app also has the link to the issue tracker in the settings, but they may be difficult to find.
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback.
F-droid does contain the links to the issue tracker, and the code (as seen here for the web version)

The app also has the link to the issue tracker in the settings, but they may be difficult to find.
I get it, and with hindsight I'm wondering why I overlooked both links.
Guess I subconsciously read the "code source" as "source code" and so I didn't assume it would take me to the developer's page.
In the app I routinely clicked on "about" where you always find this info. Looked at the menu thorougly and clicked on all suspects, but somehow must have skipped "links". Odd - maybe I misread it as the place to configure in-app links.
I get it, and with hindsight I'm wondering why I overlooked both links.
- Guess I subconsciously read the "code source" as "source code" and so I didn't assume it would take me to the developer's page.
- In the app I routinely clicked on "about" where you always find this info. Looked at the menu thorougly and clicked on all suspects, but somehow must have skipped "links". Odd - maybe I misread it as the place to configure in-app links.
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Just a note that this website is extremely hard to find.
Thanks!
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback.
F-droid does contain the links to the issue tracker, and the code (as seen here for the web version)
The app also has the link to the issue tracker in the settings, but they may be difficult to find.
I get it, and with hindsight I'm wondering why I overlooked both links.